The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 25, 1897, Page 12

* ciated Industries. In . prevented the 12 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1897 e o PURE FOOD THE RALLYING CRY Stricter Enforcement of the Law of the State in Demand. Annual Meeting of the Manufac- turers’ and Producers’ Asscciation. Directors Elected and a Strong Reso- lution Adopted — President Sonntag R-tires. A resolute determination to prosecute the pure-food crusade by every leginmate method was the most frequently expressed and dominating sentiment of the Manu- facturers’ and Producers’ Association at its annual meeting yesterday. President Julian Sonntag referred to the subject in his opening address as one of the most satisfactory indications of the associa- tion’s activity, and the unanimous feeling of the meeting embodied itself in the fol- lowing resolution, which was presented by Isidore Jacobs and adopted without debate: WHEREAS, The prosperty of the producers and de.ers in the food produets of the State of California largely cepends on the purity of f00d produced or manu ed _in this State; £nd wherens, the sale a; ribution of such food products is depe both within and without this State upon the confidence of the purchusing public in the genuinenessand pur- ity of such foody and food products; and whereas, the public bealth, a matter of far greater importence, is dependent largely on the purity of ail foods; and whereas, all of the above sadvantages would be greatly fathered by the enforcement of the so-called re-food law of this State and by satisiying the world that adulteration of food in this State would be severely puzished; and where- ss, the Board of Health is endeavoring to carry out the said laws, with the iargest amount of practical resuits, and in such exe- cutlon and_ enforcement of the law it is likeiy to find many practical difficulties; and where- ss, the good faith and right purpose of the Board of Health in 1ts actions heretofore in this congection are recognized and appreci- d and approved, and meet with and will re- ceive tne hearty Co-operation of the Manu- facturers’ and Producers’ Association of this | Cit ; therefore be it Resolved, By this annual meeting of the Mau- ufacturers and Producers’ Association that we will use every means in our power 10 assist the Board of Healtn in the carying out and in the enforcement of the said law, beileving, as we do, that the enforcement of the same means Detter health to our communityand the build- ing up of the industries of our State. Resolved further, That invitations be ex- teuded to &il commercial bodles throughou: the State 10 send delegates to the Pure-food Congress to be held under the auspices of this organigation on Friday, April 30, at the Cham- ber of Commerce. The resignation of President Sonntag was reluctantly accevted by the associa- tion vesterday, and his successor will be elected this afternoon by tue new board of directors. The most popular candidate for the vacant position is James W. Kerr, and it is expected tbat his appointment will be accepted without opposition. The new board of directors named yesterday consists_of the following gentlemen: James W. Kerr, L. R. Mead, J. P. Currier, M. J. Ke. Frank L Brown, I Jacobs, Charles R. Allen, A. Svarboro, W. F. Bow- ers, A. McLaughlin, Samuel McKee. The new board formaily ratified the proceedings of the annual meeting and adjourned until this afternoon, when both 8 president and the rest of the officers of the association will be elected for the en- suing year. In reviewing the work accomplished during bis incumbency President Sonniag stated that the board of direciors met thirty times, both in regular and speciag meetings. The fair held in conjunction with the Mechanics’ Institute was the most largely attended one in the history of San Francisco, 300,000 persons having viewed the exhibits. The association had also been taking up a good deal of legisia- tive work, and had been the means of sup- pressing many obnoxious ‘‘cinch’ bulls, in conjunction with the Council of Asso- the event of the Governor giving Iits consent the day was not far distant when California products, price and quality being equal, would be used in all Siate institutions. ““We have also endeavored to secure the passage of a measure known as the South- wick bill through the House of Repre- sentatives,” continued Mr. Sonntag, “which will stop the importation of con- vict-made goods into the State of Caii- fornia. 1tisa well-known fact that goods to the value of miilions of dollars have come here from Eastern penitentiaries. Unfortunately under the ruling of the Speaker of the House the Soutbwick bil was nova privilege bill, and it is, therefore, the hope of this association 10 reintroduce that measure, if not during the extra se: sion during the regular session of Con- gress. “Through our influence we have also State Board of Prison Di- Tectors from employing the prisoners in any other work except rock-crushing and the manufacture of jute bage. This asso- ciation was also the first organization in the ‘State which took up the pure-food quesiion and directed the attention of our citizens to the great amount of impure | goods which irresponsibie manufacturers were dufhping upon our markets. goods included hundreds of tons of jellies, jams, etc., almost untit for human com- sumption. At last we have a Board of Health determined to prosecue the of- fenders vigorously, and we have done our best to assist it. California possesses vast resources, but the fruit industry has been almost killed, owing to the introduction of these impure foods. If we can only stop adulteration and compel our* own manufacturers, as well as those in the East, to live up to the laws of the land, our products will find markets through- out the cifilized world.” Isidore Jacobs moved a vote of thanks to the retiring president, which was eagerly accorded, and James W. Kerr spoke appreciatively of Mr. Sonntag's able services, The meeting afierward adjourned. THURSTON IS FREE. But the Man He >hot At Is Sentenced to Pay a Small Fine. Jacob L. Thurston, charged with assanlt to murder, was tried in Judge Carroll Cook’s court yesterdsy. He was accom- panied by his wife and child. In bis defense Thurston said that he was intoxicated and did not remember having fired a shot. The jury returned a verdict of not ghilty. Mrs. Thurston wept tears of joy and kissed her husband. An amusing incident, which turned out unpleasantly for George H. Pettis, the complaining witness, occurred during the morning session. While Pettis was giving his testimony, one of the jurors asked bim what he did with the pistol that was on him’at the time of the assault. Here it is,” he responded, suiting the action to the word and drawing a loaded weapon from bis hip-pocket. This caused a sen<ation, and Judge Cook ordered Bailiff T. F. Whelan to iake the pistol from the wiimess, remarking inci- dentally that Pettis was guilty of cor tempt of court and would have the privi- Jege of paying $20 fine. . “But I nave a permit to carry the gun,” said Pettis, instantly producing that docu- ment, These | ;" Room 20, 126 Fourth st. armed into the presence of this court, and especially when appearing as a wijness. You had no right to bring the pistol her and you should nct have drawn it in the presence of the court in that manner,” re- plied Judge Cook. It was in vain that Pettis declared his ignorance of the law in this regard. The court would not change the order, but Pettis may take his time to pay, as there is no penalty attached if he fails'to do so. SAN FRANCISCO **CALL." PBUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco CALL~ 910 Market street, open until 12 o'clock every sight In the year. BRANCH OFFICES—527 Montgomery street, corper Clay; open until 8:30 o'clock. 229 Hayes street, open until 8:30 o’clock. 615 Larkin street, open until §:30 o’clock. SW. corner Sixteenta and Mission streots, open entil 9 o'clock. 2618 Mission street, open until 9 o’clock. 167 Ninth street, open unttl 9:30 o’clock. 1805 Polk street: open un'il 8:80. NOTICE OF MEETINGS. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO B3 Loive No. 212, £, ana A- M., meets THIS EV<NING at 7:30 o'clock. ~Second degree. By order of L iaster. E. C. HARE, Secretary. DORIC LODG+ NO. 216, F. AND A. M. 121 Eddy st—Caled meet- ing THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING at 7:30 o'clock. First degree. All are invited. By order of the W. M. J. B. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. Masous CALIFORNIA LUDGE NO. 1, and A. M., wil meet THIS (TRUKSDAY) K ING, xarch 25, nt 7:30 o'clock. Third degree. By order of / 1 the Master. ~ FRA. H. DAY, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued. EITUATIONS WANTED—Continued. OUNG. STRONG DANISH GIRL WANTS work by the day: plain washing. houseclean- 1ng, any kind of work. 500 Brunswick st, near Hayes. OUSEKEEPER WISHES A PLACK: RE- liabie with children, or would kaep house for an aged couple. Call 530 Eighth st.. Oakland. RELIABLE =ELDERLY =PROTESTANT womau; position ceneral housework: small family: 2ood plein cook and fond of chiidren. 8460 Efghteenth st., near Valencla. OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT HOUSE- cleaning or washing by the day: §1 25 a day; or will take washing home. 1890 Fifteenth st. 00D DRESBMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS; 50c a day: city or Oakland., .M., 01 Fol- som st., upstairs. ‘W ANTED_SITUATION A8 FOREMAN ON ranch or piace of trust: understands manage- meut and care of cattle and horses: experience on. large farms in Engiand: aiso on ranches in Ne- braska. LLOYD WOKTH, Pylems, Kern County, Cal BY, FIXST-CLASS BICYCLE-REPAIRER, lock and gunsmith, s position: 16 years’ expe- rience: has go d references. Address GEO. S. HELP WANTED—Canttnnad. COOKS, $30 TO $65: 3 WAITKKS, $15, $20 A A R S 634 and 636 Clay st TR e AGENTS WANTED. GENTS—BRWAN’S BOOK, “THIK FIRST s oy st Rt & 30 n el WHITAKER & RAY COMPAN Y. 738 Market st. Uhhl’ FOR A SUMMER RESORT, $0: HEAD ook, country hotel, $50:_second cook, restaur rant, 350. C. R. H ANSEN & CO., 110 Geary st NTS — CALIFORNIA AND_ NEVADA Chap: new, and s money-maker. F. PER=ON, Aigr. ~ubscription Dept. The Whittaker & Ray Co. BUSINESS CHANCES. mmannnan e IGHEST CASH PRICKS PAID FOR FURNE tuze, restaurant, saloon fixtures and grocer: stocks. STENBERG. 632 Market: tel. main 1043. $35 MERCHANTS LUNCHHOUSE AND « saloon: wholesale district; doing nice business: no night or Sunday work: genuine bar- ERMAN FARMER AND WIFE: StE party here. C. K. HANSEN & CO., 110 Geary. PERKINS, 2408 C st., San Diego. 597 MONTGOMERY, COKNER OF CLAY— D27 ren w5550 aaock: . branen ofice of the Call: subscriptions and want ads. iaken. 399K KEEPKR OF £NLARGED PRACTICAL experience: Al city refs. L. box 107, Call. © FIRST-CLASS ~WAITERS, WITH DELSS suits, for_country hotel, $35 and free fare: 2 Tesizurant waijters, city, §35; restaurani waiter, near city, $30; builer, private family, $6 a week; Scandi avian or German elevator-boy, hotel, $16. L. K. HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st. 4 MARKET ST.—BRANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL: want ads and subscriptions taken. W COR. SIXTEENTH ST, sion; brauch office of THa scriptions and want ads taken. NEAR MIS Cain Sub- ROCER, NORTH GERMAN, SOBER AND steady, wants position: city Or country, Ad- dress W. L., 444 Tehama st. ASTERN LABY. YOUNG AND PREPOS- sessing In appearance,desires permanent em- ployment as bousckeeper: lodging - house or bachelor’s home preferred. Room §, 995 Market. TOUNG PARISIAN WIDOW DESIRES PER- manent place as working housekeeper i hotel or widower's home: no objeciion 0 couDtry. Rooms 10-11, 132 Post st. | ¥ FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER CUT AND fit perfect, situation in private family, light housework. OF care grown children: city O coun- try. Address D. D., box 45, Cali Ofiice. WAST DS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken at Branch Office south- west corner Sixteentn and Mission sts. ANISH LADY WISHES POSITION AS working housekeeper in family: good refer- ence: city or conntry. Call or address a.C.H., 109 Fifth st (GERMAN GIRL WOULD LIKN A PLACE for upstairs work. sewing and waiting on table. Inquire 1512 Leavenworth st. YEBA_ BUENA LODGE No. 15, I. O, 0. F.—At the next recular meeting. THURSDAY NING, March 28, an election of 7/ represen: the Grand Lodge will be held. Ofiicers and members, and especially all Past Grands, are requested to be present. M. 5. JLFFERS JR., N, G. GFo. L. PERHAN, Rec. ~ec. EF LEANEY AMERICA Lodge No. x0T, L 0. 0. F.—Offi- S 2 cers and members are requesied [0 MRS meet at their hell, THURSDAY, Murch 25, st & o'clock P. M.. for election of repre- sentatives to the Grand Lodge. All P. G. a pecill. d o attend, L. L. KEMY, N. G. . Secreiary. THESAN FRANCI-00 SCO | S Thistle Club_meets THIS (THURSDAY) & ING, Fraternity Hall, 32 O'Farrell st. at § o’clock. Tickets for the “Tattin and Herria'” supper to be heid April 3, 1897, wil ve distribuced. Regular “smoker” follows*m eetiug. W. A. UDAWSOX, Royal Chief. GEORGE W. PATERSON, Recorder. £, ASNUALMEETING-_THE REGULAR annual meeting of stockholders of the Western Sugar Refinlog Company will be held st the office of the company, 327 Market st., San Francisco, Cal, on MONDAY, the 29th day of March, 1897 ai the hour of 12 o'ciock ., for the purpose of e ecting & Board of Directors o serve for the ensuing year, aud the transaction of such o'her business is may come befors the meetinz. Transfer books wiil close on Friday, March 19, 1897, at 12 o’clock x. ROBERT OXNARD, Secretary. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA— THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, Dostage free. SPECIAL NOTICES. THEY “ELi ALL KINDS OF DRY goods, hosiery, underwear. bedspreads, towele, table covers, laces. embroidery, linings, trmmings, veilings, etc, very cheap at Ploueer Dry-go0ds store. 105 Fifth st | YOUNG LADY WG UNDERSTANDS B oovou like to learn the true spiritual way of Iffe and Is willing to help in_esablishing a bome Of truth: Offers earnest and confidential, under F. A. M., box 74, Cali Office. BAD TENANTS EJECTED FOR s4: collections made: city or country. Pacific Collection Co.. 415 Montey st < tel. 5580, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. VW OMAN. WITH A GIRL, DESIRES SITUA- tion as cook: $10; best Teference: country. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st EAT GERMAN WOMAN WITH A GIRL6 AN “desires s tuation: best references: cty or country: good cook. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter. ERMAN EMPLOYMENT ~OFFICK, 308 X Mason st., telephone main 6352, furnishes re- liabie belp of all nationalitles. NOMPETENT ENGLISH COO _ American style in ail branches: lately from the East; nice laundress and buttermak-r: will K 1a country: moderate wages: City or coun- country preierred. 1024 Howard, room 11. CAN DO try VW OMAN wITH TWO CHILDREN WANTS A place as housekeep-r and keep children with Der, or & pluce us chambermaid and seamstres an.i stay a: home nights. Call or address 676 Mi sion st Levere, rvom 45. W ANIED BY RELIABLE, TRUSTWORTHY capable woman to do housework ; is good cook snd chambermaid; good references: wages $10 to #12 month. Address 79 Jessie st., bet. Firsi and Second. TOUNG WOMAN, EXPERIENCEN HOUSE. Kk eper. wants & permanent position: cit or country: prefers lodging-house or widower’ home. Call 10 to ¥, room 21, 126 Fourth st. 100D, NEAT, YOUNG GIRL WOULD LIKE a place 1n nice American family to assist in light_ nousework. Please csll 223, Verona st, bet. Folsum and Harrison, near Third. M IDPLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS 3 PLACE M 2 Viehe housework ‘or as chambermaid. and stay at home ul.lta Call or adaress 675 Mission St Rev 14 room 21 7OUNG EASTEEN WIDOW DESIRES POSI- tion as housekeeper. Address or cali 112 Ta; 1or st., room 14. . IRL OF 17 WOULD LIKE POSITION IN NO- tion store. Address G. 8., box 19, Call Office. ERMAN INVALID'S NURSE WISHES SIT- X uation: city or country: don’t oblect to travel. Address A. M., P. O. box 107, West Berkeley. WEDISH GIRL WISHES SITUATION IN A smail fami ¥ 10 do light housework; please call of wilte. 26 Fell si. 7 OUSNG GIRL WISHES 70 ASSIST IN GEN- eral housework: wages $12 1377 Minna st. +1A LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE 615 €Al Sanscriptions and want ads wken. (1OMPL MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN DE- O res a situation i city or country 1040 honse. work; waes $8 to $10. Apply of address 161 Minoa st., bet. New Montgomery and Third. Y OUNG LADY WILL 0O PLALN SEWING: will 20 out by the day; cooking. Call room 20, 126 Fourth st. W ASTED—POSITION BY SPANISH LADY of experience to take charge of lodging-hause Address 150 Fourin o hoiel. best o1 references. st., room 12. 615 LAKKIN-BRANCH OXFICE OF THE O CALL Subscriptions and want ads taken. W ILOW, WITH BOY 9 YEARS, WOULD DO housework, or as housekewper: is capabie and willing to work and fond ot children. Apply 676 Harrison st., near Third. TOUNG WOMAN D:SIRES WORK BY THE day housecleaning, washing, ironing, etc. Ad- dress 1602 Edithst., ~orth Beckeley. ITUATION WANTED BY A NEAT EANT- ern xirl 10 do general housework or cooking; references. Address 106134 Broadway. OMPETENT YOUNG here, desires position as typewriter. Seventh 'st., room 10, second foor. Yousg, wos FROM THE OUUNTRY wonld like position as housekeeper. 120a Kddy, room 2. 615 LAREIN=BRANCH UEFICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. LADY, STRANGER Call 157 JXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPEK (WIDOW) wants work in widower’s or_bachelor's house- | hold, with chiidren: couniry preferred. 8 Ninth st., Toum 17; bours 11 A. 3 108 . 3. G GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI- widower's or bachelor’s housenold pre- 106 Fourth st., room 1. i) tion ferred. 7OUNG LADY WOULD LIKE_POSITION AS housekeeper or governess; City or country. Call or address 138a Fourth st., room 4. 7OUNG EASTERN WIDOW OF REFINE- ment and culture desires a posicion as manag- ing housekeeper in widower’s or bachelor’s house. Room 2, 122 Post st. Y SUNG, AND ATTEACTIVE LADY DE- | sires position as typewriter; zood diposition. 1204 Geary st., room ¥, first fioor. UBSCKIPTIONS AND WANT ADS FOR THE CaLL taken ui_brancn oilice, 339 Hayes st.; open unti $:30 o'clock. W LICHESTER 1:0USE 48 THIRD ST. NRt Market: 200 rooms :bc 10 8150 per night; $1 50 to $6 per week; convenient and respectable; free bus and baggage to and from the ferry. “l’ LARKIN-BRANCH OFFICE OF THE )1 O CALL: subscrintions an wan: ad« taken. SITUATIONS WANTED MALE. CHINESE & JabANISE: KST'D 20 YEARS: help;tel. main 1997 BRADLEY & C0..640 Clay UNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPANKSE employ ment office, removed to 614%4 Califor- Diu st, near Kearny. ‘fel. main 281 APASNESL INTELLIGENGE AGENS s 90, St. Ann's bl'g, 6 Eddy st.: tel Mawn 5234 HINESE AND JAPANEsc EMPLOYMENT office: best help. 4143y O’'Farrell. Tel. k. 426. Q9 HAYES oT.—BrANCi OFFICE OF 339 BN EL AR N 2 FEMALE HELP WANTED. (GERMAN GIRL SAUSALITO, CAL., 815 German or Swedish gir], Park Hill ave, 8lo. girl, Halght st.. $15: giri, Webster st., $10; girl [ :glrl. Eddy, $16; girl, Haight at., girl, Menlo Park: girl, O'carrell, 316: 17 5. 510 and $12 per month, assist. MAR- , 749 Market st. HAMEERMAID AND WAILL, $20 AND room; waliress, $5 & week: cook, $25; hesd waitress, 825: waltress 10 go south, $20 and roox lunch whitress: cook and waitress. MARTIN' 749 Market st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, BUCHANAN st., $25. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL SCOTT ST., $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. (GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIKL, BUSH ST, J $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st (FEBMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL. BROADWAY, X $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, BERKELEY, Cai., $20. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. 00K, NO WAS:, 31N FAMILY, 845: SEC- ond’girl, same house, $25, see iady here at 11 to-da: mbermaid and ‘seamstress, $20: 5 cooks In American aud German famllies. with and without washinz, $25 and $80; cook, Central America, $30; 4 German, French, Scowch, English or Irish nurses, $20 and $26: cook, small boar ing-house, $20,’and larze number of girls for cool ing and housework. J. F. CROSEIT & CO., 316 Suiter st. RMAN OR FRENCH NURSE, 25, COUN- try. MISS CULLEN, 828 Sulter st. INEAT GEEMAN HOUSEWORK OIRL, 2 IN family, $20. MISS CULLKN, 328 Sutter st. JURS~ AND SLEEP HOME, $8. MISS CUL LEN, 323 Sutter s.. W AITRESS, 820. ter s:. (QOK AND SECOND GIRL, $25_AND $20; coox, Hantord, $25. MISS CULLES, 328 Sur- ter st. =7 MISS CULLEN, 538 BUT- OUK, GERMAN OR SWEDISH, $35: SEC- ond’girl, $25; nurse, $:0. MISS CULLEN, 323 Sutter st. XRMAN OR FKENCH SEC)ND GIRL, $20. MisS CULLEN, 523 Surter st. OUSEWORK GIRL, KUREKA, $25: NE. vads, 820; 12 housework girls.city ar d country, d' $25: 8 young girs, assisi, $10 to 818/ CULLEN, 323 Sutter si. ERMAN WOMAN TOGO ON RANCH, SEE party here, $20; girl for country, see party here, $20: Scand navian woman for country, see party here, $20; w ai res, near city. $20: cham- brrmaia, 820: 8 girls for housew.rK, $16 and $20. C R HANSEN & C0., 110 Geary st 1RL FOR GENKRAL HOUSEWORK: 2 IN family: country: see lady here at 10: $20 and free fare.” C. R. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st. TANTED—GERMAN OR_SWEDISH BEC- ond and luund ress, $20 (o $25: 3 French gi for housework, $20 and $15; German cook, $25: 2 girls for country, $20 and $16: cook ana Louse. work. small family, $26: young girls for house- work and assist. LEON ANDRE, 308 Stockton st. OVERNES: lish and piano; city. Meson st. FRENCH, GERMAN, ENG- MRS, LAMBERT, 806 (GEMAN COUK. §25; GIRL FOR SAN RA X fzel, housework, s-e 1ady ac 9 o'clock at office $20: 4 girls, housework, city. MRS. LAMBERT, 306 Mason st. TRLS OF ALL NATIONALITIES WANTED to fill various positions. Employment office, 306 Mason st. W ANTED — NEAT _YOUNG _SENSIBLE Woman to assist proprietor In roadbouse: beautiful piace; steady home. Address O. BOEHM, Windsor, Cal. REFECT2BLE GIKL, 16, FUR CHILDREN aud light honsework: wices $6: good home. Cali bet. 9 A. 3. and 1 P. ., 715 Clementina st. \V ANTED—YOUNG LADY TYPLWRITER, owning machine. 2 or 3 hours per day. Ade dress T. P., box 6. Call Office. JRENCH GIRL 10 DO COOKING IN FAM- ily of two; wakes $25. See the lady at 513 Sutter st. at 9 o'clock. W ANTED-GIKL TO 4SSIST IN COOKING and light housework; references. 1217 Web- ster st. AN | ED—GIRL FORSECOND WORK AND sewing. Call between 10 and 12 . 3. NW. corner Golden Gate ave. aud Broderick si. W ANTED—GIRL, LIGHT HOUSEWORE, $10; from 910 il M. 19184 Golden Gate aevnue IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK; $8; 2 IN family. Apply from 9 (o 11 A. M. 1918 Golden Gate ave. AM KEE_CHINESE AND JAPENESK EM- ployment office. 51114 Bush st., nr. Grant ave. EFINED YOUNG LADY, 1EACHER. WILL teacn children one or more hours & day for room and board; best of reference. L. ., 1221 O Farrell st. ELIABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tiol od cook and plain worklog; kind 1o y or country. 2733 Fourth st over florist store. NOMPETENT GF MAN WOMAN WISHES situation as housekeeper, with a 12-yesr-oid girl; best of refer.nces, city or country. G.G. box 73, Call Office. J AT DANISH GIRL WANTS SITUATION: AN general housework and pinin cooxing: small family. 17.9 McAllister st.. near Broderick. 615 LALKIL-BEANCH OFFICE oF THE O CaLL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. ESPEOTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISHES \situa-ion ms chambermald In a respeciab.e family or hotel. ALPLy at 6 2 Stockion st. Y OUNG WIDOW. FORMALLY IN GQOD CIR- cumstances, desires plain sewing and mend- ADY PIANIST WOULD LIKE ENGAGE: i ments. "Address Pianisi, 119 Fifth sc., fir floor; no triffers. TOUNG GIul WISHES POSITION FOR geeral housework or care of children. 33 Powell ave. JXPERIENCED NURSE FOX INVALIDS; best of references: would like engagemen: 39 week. Call 115 Seventh st. JEAT YOUNG GIRL 14 YEARS OLD ta situation to assist in light housework. Address N. Y., box 344, Call. JIRST-CLAS~ COOK, UNDEKSTANDS GER- man aud Jewish cooking, desires sicuation. & 3. 2219 Policst. WIPOW OF EXPRRIENCE ~DESIRE place as housekeeper or companion. Ad- dresg J. D., box 79, Call Office. ADY DESIKES SITUATION IN WIDOW- er's family as housekeeper: sewing of any kind. 81 Mission st room 6. 615 LARKIN-BRANCH OFLICE OF THE O CALL. Subscriptions and want ads taken. Y ANTED—A POSITION Tu DO GENERAL housework by the day. 608 Klills, rear. IDDLE-AGED GERMAN WISHES SITU. tion on gentleman's place: good coachma driver, gardener, etc.; care of horses, cows: milk;’ bandy with tool: 26, Call Oftice. OY 18 YEARS OLD WOULD LIKE A position in some office: understands shori- hand, typewriting and bookkeeping: salary no object; references. Address P. O. box 2270, city. NTLLLIGENT, RELIABLE, SOBER MAN wats position about lady’s or gentleman’s pri- vate place: city Or country: good references. Ad- | dress BARRY, 861 Market st. references. H. H., box VW ANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND GEX: eral housework In famlily of 2: wages $16. Apply HYMAN, 2853 Pine st. GR, BIRONG GIRL FOR GENERAL J housework. Call at 3267 Twentieth st., near Folsom. JTRONG, UNINCUMBERED, REFINED young lady for hypnotic institute, 1346 Mar- ket'st., room 1. [PACIORY HANDS SUSED T _MAKING wrappers and waists Ty power; steady works also apprentice for d.essmaking. 41644 Kllis st. TOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO_ ASSISL IN light housework and children. 1918 Powell st. EXEERIENCED PORTER FO& A WHOLE- sale provision-nouse; must have references. C.R. HANSEN & Cu., 110 Geary st W ASTED-2 GOOD MUSICIANS, VIOLIN 4nd plano plaver. for summer notel. Apply to C. R. HANSEN & CO, 110 Geary si. W ANTED—5 QUARIZ MINERS, 82 50 A day; foreman and wife. $30: milker, $232 50 : woodchoppers, $1 26 a ‘cord; choreman for gen- uemans place $20; hotel walier, $30: camp waiter aud others. Apply to J. ¥. CROSETT €O., 625 Sacramento st. 0¥ (AGED 16 TO 18) FOR STORE, $4 A week; 3 choremen. $5, $6 and $8 a month; ranchhand, $15; ranchhand, $10, etc. ; porter and bootblack. MARTIN'S, 749 Market st. RESIAURANT BUTCHER, 840; - NIGHT walier. §7 & week: panirymai, 87 & week: cook, $35 and room: cook, $40 and room. MAK- TIN'S, 749 Market st. JVLBST-CLASS HARNESS.MAKER; ALSO A first-class saddie-stamper: up to date in hand- work. ~ Apply at once (office open evenings), Uni ed States Industrial Agency, room 1G5, Crocker buiiding, 8. ¥. W ANTED—UFFICE BOY: ONE WHO CAN assist in shipping-room. Address in own hand- writing, stating age, salary expected and naiion- ality of parents, Shoe Factory, box 54, this oftice. ANTED—RELIABLE, HONEST YOUNG man with $100 to invest in good paying and pleasant business. 131 Montgomery st.. room 16; call between 10 and 12 A. M. RESOLUTIONS = ENGROSSED, DIPLOMAS filled out and all kinds of penwork for soce- Ues J.W. GRIFFITH, Meald's biz Collese, 24 o8t st JEAMAN A.D GRELN HANDS TO GO IN & steam-whaler. Apply at once, in LEVY'S clothing-store, Battery and Jackson ss. b JIRST- CLASS COAIMAKER FOR THE country. Apply 10J. BAUMGARTEN & CO., 7 Montgoinery si. 0-DAY — BEA . EN for steam whalers and coasi. upstairs. AND GREEN HANDS 904 Keerny at., 0 SELL ENAMELED SIGNS, ENAMELED T tters. enameled inbels: there is only one pisce to ge. them. BAKER’S, 409 ¥ancbez 8. ROOMS WANTED. OR 2 ROOMS AND KITCHEN; CHEAP; first-class: central location. Address Rooms, —— WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS. URVEYOR’S TRANSIT, IN GOOD ORDFR and reasonable. Address L. J. =, box 3, Call BUYILDINGS BoLwlil; LUMBEK sASAES doors, mantels. etc., for sale. 1168 Mission i SELE YOUR BOOKS, GLOTHING ANS TRW- elry 10 A. KLEIN, 109 Sixtn st.: send poscal. e LOST. T,OST CERTIFIOATES Nos. 316 AND 833 P for 86 ;lltrlel of the capital ng‘.ocflk of "El.l fl(r(;h Ining and Milling Company. 'inder w - wlrdeg by returning ul:. 10 GEORGE W. GER- HARD, secretary, rooms 67 and 68. Stevenson bullding, 511 Caiifornia st.. San Francisco. g8l STENBERG & CO.. 632 Market si. BUTCHER-SHOP; BEST LOCA- $1100. f5r5x city: has 2 horses, ymgon, buggy and cart; fine fixiur s: cash register. eic doing a big business: owner here 18 years and wishes to retire. ~1KBE.KG & CO., 652 Market. ®1000, PARTSER 1N LIQUOR - STORE b arket sl ‘well established: finely fitted up: handsome clubrooms: full value 1n stock and tures: business will sh for it= self; Investigaiion. STENBE tii: &CO., 652 Markes SALOON, ON BA00. S N K O o va‘e rooms: bg day and night trade. low rent for thislocaiion. STENBERG, 642 Market st. $375. BALE INTEREND IN PAYING, 4O, buicher-shop, just outside city; 4 horses. wagon, cari, eic.: big ontside trade: good butcher can clear $126 monihly. STENBEKG, 633 Market st. $20 DELICACY, ete.: good llocation: 2 living-room low rent: suitable for man and wife; see this bar- galo. STENBERG & CO. 632 Market st. 1000, SCRIER GROCERY AND BAR: in & busy locall:y a few blocks norta oOf Market st.: large stock: fine fixtures: 4 Lice living-rooms: & rare bargain. A. S. LESS, 1082 Market st. BLOCK NORTH OF DAIRY PRODUCE, EAR MARKET AND FIRST STS, PAIR gola eveglasses; C. O. Co.make; sultable re- ward. Printer, 409 Market st T,05T—A PASSBOOK WITH THE HIBER- nia Savings and Loan Soclety of San Fran- clsco, in the name of n ADELINE 8. ARMI- TAGE. No. 2061235 The finder will please re- turn tobank. : OST—GREAT DANE DO0G: BRINDLE: ears cropped; Dame Tiger; return w0 486 Eighth st.; reward. ' OST—PUG DOG; BTRAYED OR STOLEN; Sunday, March 14, from 2723 Laguoa: & re- ward will be paid. 95(), BRANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND . notion store In the Western Addition: 4 1iving-rooms and bath: rent only $16 50; hand- some fixtures, showcases, etc.; larze stock. A. 8. LESS, 1083 Market st. 375, TALOON WITH 4 LIVING ROOMS, . between bankers and brokers; rent cheap: present owner there for 4 years: mus: be. 20ld at once on_account of other buslness in the country. A. 8. LESS, 1032 Market st. ARTY WANTED WITH FROM $10.000 TO $50,000 to invest in an established financial corporaton; good opening for an active man; none but principals need apply. E. F., box 71, Cali Office. EGLISH FEMALE PUG DOG: NEIGHBOR- hood Ashbury Heights. Reward at 7223 Fell OST—BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG: spot on back near tall. Keturn to 1507 Folsom 8t and receive reward. HANCH OFFICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH st.: want ads and subscriptions taken. FOUND. ' UND—SKIFF 12 FEET LONG. CALL AT foot of Devisudero st. OLICITOUR FOR ADVEITISEMENTS IN Spanish magazine. 425 Moutgomery st., be tween 3 and 4 P. M. (100D SOLICITOR FOR FAMILY LIQUOR 55 lrade; referonces required. Address C., box (390D SHOEMAKER WANTED. =FOUR- J teenth aud Eallroad ave,”South Man Fran- cisco. X PEKIEN GERMAN OK SCaNDI- navian cler< for loaging-house. = Lindell House, ~ixth and Howard sts. FOR _REPAIRING; 2140 Filimore st. ARBERS—GOOD 16c SHOP FOK BALE. 1944 Market st ARBER FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 853 Iilinots st.. Potrero. OB COMPOSITOR WANTED. APPLY 408 Sunsome st., Levison Printing Compauy. ALGE BUY TO RUN ERRANDS. 291 EV- erett s., near Fourth. 00D SHOEMAKER call early; bring Lools, fOUND—FOX-TERRIER BITCH AT MAR- ket-st. wharf, Sunday afternoon 8 o'clock. Owner can have by calling at Commercial Hotel resiaurant, 122 Montgomery ave., and pay- ing charxes. FURNITURE FOR SALE. QUSEHOLD RANGES ARE THE BEST. JOHN F. MEYERS CO., 947 Market st. ETIRING FROM RETAIL BUSINESS; must close out stock in 30 days: brussels car- Tt eiomn s, 5 e, 48, 30; & room Fus ecroom se " Eroom zluln outflt, ll!b'." sglKEK & SHIREK. 747 Jaarxet st.. opp. Grant ave. (ALOON IN FIRST-CLASS DOWNTOWN LO- cality, near banks and insurance offices: for saleat a' barzain owing to departure of former owner. Apply E. A. KOLB, 422 Montgomery st. OR SALE—FINE CIGAR AND TOBACCO route. Inciuding horse and wagzon: & bargain forayoung man. Apply FRANK MCCANN, 123 Marke: st. $1500 CHEAP HAIR AND STATION. tore; good Feasons for self SPENCER, 202 Ellis st. IRST-CLASS BUTCHER-SHOP; IN GUOD locality, with stock and fixtures: must sell; a bargalu. Call at 2064 Twenty-fourth st. RANCH BAKERY, CANDY AND NOTION L eotes TeECNE AUy BriNch Gdicy all, 615 n st. CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; '+ good stock; 1iving-rooms.” 1747%5 Mis- $35 sion st 95@. BRANCH BAKERY, NOTIONS, 2. contectionery. 1346 Valenciast., near ‘Twenty-fifth-st. depot. BOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN PAYING printing business; fine type: cheap. 921 Mkt. ELL-PAYING HAND LAUNDRY AND lace-cartain business. Call 109 Hayes T L J. NEUMANN'S, 117 SIXTH, FOR lowest prices on household #oods: new OF K004 new: cas | or on time: open evenings. FURNITURE WANTED. PBEST ERICES FOR FURNITURE, MDSE. ete. STREET & CRESWELL. Anctioneers, 927 Murket st. rm. 316, tiouses bought in thelrentirety. VERMAN DISHWA-HER WANTED, 710 | JPORNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, COUN- Washington st. ters. showcases. ANDERSON, 1121 Market. TANTED — LUNCH WAITER; 85c. 1245 | [F YOU WANT GUUD PRICES FOR FURNI Kentucky st tore and merchanaise see BUKD, 211 Larkin MAS WITH § 03 CAN MAKE BIG MONEY; call to-day. 539 California st. 1GHER PKICK THAN ANYWHERE PALD by Indiana Avction Co.1057 fi-rhnov&luml TANTED—STEADY MAN TO TAKE OR- ders in store and assis generally In piain cush business; must be sausfied with $1X per week and have $150 cash. Apply room 7,777 Market W ANTED—BOY OR YOUNG MAN TO KEEP hooks, attend store, etc. “Address B. Y., box 66, Call Office. FOREMAN FOR KANCH WHO WILL LOAN employer $1500 tili harvest on good security. ©. 1., box 150, call Office. FOR SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS. ARGAIN—8-ROOM LODGING-HOUS! Marketst. Inquire Call Office. ORNER SALOON AND CIGAR-STAND FOR sale cheap; owner golng Esst. 5165 Geary sw ARTNER FOR GOOD-PAYING RESIAU- rant, or will sell cheap. 145 Fifth st, INE OFFICE ROOM; RENT FREE. 539 California st. $1200. ZE0PICK AND EQULTRY BUST « ness: dolng large trade in lively oN 1own shori_distance from San Francisco: zood cause for selling; snap. Particulars see H. H. HOGAS, 104 and 106 Pine st. PARINER WANT D WHOLESALE liquor business: with $5000 or more; must bo food praveling salesman. - Pacuculars address L., box 45, Call Office. NY MAKE OF AMERICAN 14KARAT £1"s0i1d goid gents' stem-winding watch for $26, worth $60; any make ladies’ stem-winder, same quality, for $14, worth $40: your money back if not as Tepresented. UNCLE EARRIS, 15 Grant avenue. JRESH FAMILY COW FOR SALE. APPLY 1085 Tennessee st., near i wenty-second. OOD TAILOR ON CUSTOM COATs; STEADY work. 470 Tehama st.. 24 fioor. KESH LUKHAM COW, CHEAF, OR WILL I exchange for dry cow. 1312 Foisom at. OR _GOOD REPAIKING CALL AT CEN- tral Repairing Shoe Shop, 15634 Market st.. bet. Larkin and City Hail ave., or 743 Missionst.: large siock pew and second-hand shoes on sale; shoes made :0 order, auy styie, $3 up. 00D BEDSTO LET Ai 12834 NINTH 8T.; 15, 20 and 15 cents a night. ARBERS—FOR KMPLOYMEN I CALL SEC. P.C. Barbers' Assn. & FUCHS, 826 Grant ave. IE-T-CLASS BARBERS FURNISHED BY International Union Free Empioy ment Buresu, 84 Fourth st, the Modern. L LSS, secretary. OURNEYMEN BAK. ki~ FLOYMen: secretary H. BEKNARD, 102 ~eventn st. 4-CHAIR SHOP FOR SALE CHEAP: CEN- tral. DECKELMAN BROS, 106 Ellls st. OUR-CHAIR BARBEK-SHOP FOR SALE. Apply Call Office. ARBERS—GOOD FOUR-CHAIR SHOP FOR sale. Address B., box 21, Call Office. EAMEN AND GKEEN HANDS TO GO ON A ¢ cruise: no_'experience required. S & FRIEDM AN, clothiers, 216 Pacific. 9526 MISSION — SUBSCRIPTIONS want ads taken for THE CALL. AND ANTED—SEAMAN, ORDINARY SEAMAN and green-hands for ‘whailng and deep-water vessels. Apply at MCMAHON & MCCARTHY, 117 Dramm st., upstairs. - JTYLISH AND DUKABLE C LF SHOES made to order, §2 50: cheapest place In city for repairing and second-hand shoes. 959 Howard st. BRANCH OFFICE OF subscription apd want ads. {RESH MILCH COW AND HEIFER CALF; cheap. 41 Vicksburg st., uear Twenty-third. 50( SHICKS: 10c EACH: HA1CHED BY OUU schule’s “seit-rezulating bot-water “incu- bator: best in the world. 1213 Va encia st. (). DUMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, § . drawers; §0od as new. 1915 Mission ‘st., uear Fifteenth. OR SALE—A FINE YOUNG TALKING PAR- rot, cheap. 2404 Clay st. JEW SKELETON KOAD WAGON FOR sale; cost $110; sell for $45. 866 Mission st LMOST NEW 1896 LADIES' COLUMBIA bicycie forsale a: less than half price. 868 { Mission st. IGHT DELIVERY WAGON AND CASH regisier at 1105 and 1107 Mission st. \(VHOICE POINTER PUP, 5 MONTHS~ OLD: pedigreed : Glenbelgh stock ; cheap. 649 Bryantu, F QR SALE—FURNITURE OF FLAT, CHEAR. 2811 Sixteenth st., near Folsom. ~E00L PORCELALN BATHTUBS 81u EACH; in perfect order. H. & WHITE, 516 Mission’ NEW CASH-RLGISTEKS FOR SALK UR TO rent. MAGUIRE, 130 Sansome si., room 9. UILELS, ENGINES, 2D-HAN D MACHINERY ‘water-pipes. McIntosh & Wolpman, 137 Beale ESTAURANT; GOOD LOCATION: CHEAP 1t taken this month. 24 Larkin st. 10 PARTNER TO ASSIST IN PORK . and sa store: experience Dot r. quirea; one who is wiiliog to work. 1041 Valenci; ESTAURANT; $150 CASH: REST EASY payments: good business; cheap rent. Ad- Qress K., box 17, Call Uflice. HOEMAKER-SHOP: GOUD STAND; SELL cheap account sickness. 2857 Twenty-four:h. 00D BAKERY FOK SALE Ok RENT. AP- Pply 712 Valencia st. ARE CHANCE—PLACE FOR RENT SUIT- able for first-class restaurant; Sunday bicycles, often br.ng 200 people to town. Address P. O. box 275, Hay wards. 1000 UNDIVIDED HALF- INTEKEST « in achool section 7 miles from Hands- burg: principals only. Address Land, box 59, Call Uftice. UTCHER-SHOP; CENTRAL: FINE FIX. tures: good cash trade; cheap. Inguire 1105 1107 Mission st. (G9OB, BLACKSMITHE AND HORSESHOER 2803 Mise JIRST-CLASS DRUGSTORE IN SAN FRAN gyclsco- Address G. L CARROLL, Haywards, OR SALE—SALOON AND LUNUHHOUSE. Apply a: Anchor Erewery, 1341 Pacific st. 'OR SALE—GROCERY AND BAR; GOOD Lo~ cation. Inquire st this office. $200. S5575 asenia: 556 Fouren s 15 STATIONKRY STORK: OLD, GOOD-FAYING place: nice for woman 0 make 1iving; 18 years established. Inquire Call Office. JINE BLACK SUIT; 812 60. MISFITCLOTH- ing pariors, 513 Montgomer; st. (OEFEE MILL SCALES, LETTER PRESS siand desk. money till, safe: cheap. 103 Ulay. J3ARs, SHOWCASES, COUNTLRS, SHELY- ing, etc., bought and soid. 1063 Mission, or. 7th. WASTED-MEN 70O LEARN BARBER ade: ahops, tools, positions furnished: 8 weeks required. S. F. Barber College, 13815 Eighth, AINTER: SINGLE MAN: CAPABLE OF king charge of work; no objections to coun- trr: wages reasonable. Address G. box 3, Call uftice, Oaxiand. FIRST-CLASS COITER IS OFEX FOR A permanent situation. Adiress A. M., bon 71, INISHER WANTED ON CUSTOM COATS and butionholes. 123 Russ st. (N IRL FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK: WASHING sent oui; $10. Call 81734 Lombard st. OMPETENT GERMAN GIRL FOR GEN- Call Oftice. J eral nousework and cooking. 17 Sutter st. APANESE D:SI ES SITUATION WITH IRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN TAILORING. litt'e wors for board and room: has good refer- 814 Larkin st. ences and is reiiable. Address K. T., 1329 Fine st Q&)" WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE PRO- £ curing a position for firat-ciass bookkeeper with city references. Address D. K., box 87, Call. APANESE COOK WANTS SITUALION IN private family, hotel or boarding-house: city orcountry. Adaress Y. H. T., box 1u7, Call. W A\IED—WORK OF ANY KIND BY RE- liable young German: city references given. Address U, B., box 64, Call Oftice. OWN-EAST, MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN, th refercnces wants place about private piace: hiorse, cow and_garden: handy with tool #12 pex month: good home rather than high wages. Address Earnest, 224 Seventh st. ENTLEMAN SPEAKING ENGLISH WELL desires to teach French and Italian in s pri- vate family or companion: salary secondsry ob- ject: security and good references.’ Address P. ., box 93, Call Office. WEDE WANTS SITUATION AS COACH- man: married: wife good cook and house Keeper; man good horseman and gardener o iuke care of cows, poultry, etc.; best references. C. k., 717 Polk st City. TEADY, BELIABLE YOUNG MAN Dr- sires a position along horticuitural or floricul- tarai line; best references: 4 yesrs experience in greenhouse. Address H. ¥, box 19, Cail Office. JXPERIENCED NUKSE DESIRES POSI tion to mind baby. S.J, 2219 Polk st. i’ocxc LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS houseeeper. Address 1002 Powell at. ITUATION WANTED BY MIDDLE-AGED woman at general honsework: a good cook; clty or countrs. Cail or address 81534 Sixih st. BOY,,OF 16, LIVING = WITH PARENTS, wants sitbaiion in _wholesale bouse 10 do any kiad of work: _firsi-class references. Address A. GAVIL, 711 Websterst. ERMAN WISHES POSITION FIRING OR runoing suiall steam, gas or gasoline engine: 18 steady and reliable; best of reference. C. C. B.,776 Howard st. TLDKRLY AMERICAN L :DY WISHES SIT- uation to do housework in smail family. Ad- dress B., box 75, vall. GOOD SCAND.NAVIAN GIRL WISHES SIT- uation 10 do general housework. wages $18. P.ease call 627 Ivy ave. JXPERIENCED NURSE WISHES ENGAGE- ments: best reference given. 35314 Minoa st., bet. +ourth and Fifth. TOUNG GIRL DESIRES A POSITION TO assist with hous:work: city or country. 35313 Minoa st bet. Fourth aad Fifin. OBER INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG _ MAJ wishes sliuation as gardener and stabiem city or country. A.dress.A. SWOKD, box 1, Call Office, Oaland. ~ GSTTTON and wagon. Address AMIOT, 2429 Eryant st. T DrlVe HORSE or call CHAKLES RONERS 'AND BUDY IRONERS AT ST. Nicholas Laundry, Seventeenth and Folsom sts. IRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT GENERAL housework. Call 1306 Hayes st., near Devisa- dero. 615 LABKIN-BKANCH LFFICE OF TH! CALL: subscriptions and wan: ads. taken. W ARLED — APPRENTICE AT MADAM LICH AU'S dresymaking pariors, 423 Geary. ADY CANVASSERS WANTED-GLOBE Manufacturing Cowpany, 1535 Geary st. 526 TsioN i Blascn e ice or 0 Taw Cavi: subscripuons sna waus ads taken. INGLE ROOMS 10 AND 160 NIGAT, 600 1d T8¢ week. Lindell House, Sixth aud Howad. ANTED—SAILORS FOR -TEAM WHAL- ers and sealers at LANE'S, 504 Davis st. ANTED, YOUR SHORS — WE REPAIR shoes up to 9 o'clock every night: those work- ing through the day can have their shoes repaired at night while you walt; ladles’ soiing, 35c; men’s sciing. 60c: fine shoes made {0 order from $2 up; we have a ot of shoes been damuged vy water i less tuan_one-fourih thelr vaiue, from 75¢ up 1o $2560. 662 Mission st., bet. Firat and Second. ANTLD—LABORERS AND MECHANICS 0 know that kd Kolkin, Reno House proprie- tor, still runs Denver Hi 217 Third st.: 150 large rooms; 26c per night: $1 10 $3 per week. W AST ADS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CALL are taken a:_Brauch oflica south- west corner Sixteenth and Mission sta, (100D TAILORESS WANTED ON CUSTOM coats. 1934 Mission st. 4 MABKET ST_BRANCH OFFICK OF CaLL: want ads and subscriptions taken. THE JLYNN'S DRESSMAKING AND COTTING ‘Academy. 14 McAllister s.: $1a week. UPILS FOR DRESSMAKING AND MILLI nery: positions free: perfeet-fiiting paiterns 25c. Call at McDowell's dressmaking and mill; Dery school, 103 Post st. ONT CONVENIENT AND RESPECTABL! AL Winchester House, 44 Third st near Market: 200 rooms: 28c to 81 50 per night: 81 50.t0 38 per week: free 'bus and baggage to and from ferry. F. DRESS-CUTTING SCHO L—FRENCH sioring taught; $1 week. 916 Market. . 54. MALE HELP WANTED. 25 Moxe WOOD.CHOPPERS. 81 PER GORD, © 9 4-foot wood: 16 farmers, orchard aad vine- () 2LEN TO TAKK LODGING AT 10a 130 100 25300 a digac. incivding coios and ol ©24 Washington st.. near Kearny. PR TamaIEEINGIHOUNS 15 39 AXD 25 centa t: pt por weeic. Pacific Hoass Commarcial and Leidesaort sa: ANTED,TOCOLLECT WAGES DUE LABOR- ersaclerks KNOX Collection Ages, 110 Sutter. 7 NAaTH ST —BRA 4 UrrlCE OF 167 2" Cars” wubecripion and ‘wani ads ken. FISHQHY e eosia MakKET ST.—suvitd 20c, 26¢ 10 50C nignt: $1 10 $2 weex. 1700 2ORE FAIR MEX'S sHOZS, AEEX ‘damaged by water, at less than one-fourth thelr value. from 75c up to $2 50. 562 Mission s, bet. First and Second. FURUITS WANTED FOE THE U. 8. MA- rine Corps, U. S Navy—Abie-bodled_unmar- 1ied men beiween the ©of 21 and 30 years who sre citizens of the United ‘S:ates, or those who have legally declared their intention to be- yard iatids, $1o ana_$20: 3 '‘quarrymen, $175a day. MURRAY & READY, Leuding Employ- ment agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. QAILOR FOR A GENTLEMAN'S YACHT: $20 and found: call early. MURRAY & READY, Leading Kmployment Agents, 634 and 636 Clay. AINTFR AND PAPER.HANGER ¥FOR country: see boss here. MURRAY & READY. Leading Empio, men: Agents, 634 and 636 Clay st. QIIUATION WANTED BY A SWkDE ON A ranch; is a good milker and can do anything b E., box 189, Call Office. 0Y, AGE 15, WOULD "LIKt SITUATION IN country. Address Boy, box 141, Call Office. around a piace. TOUNG WOMAN DESIRES . WORK BY the dav; housecieaning or any kind of work. 44835 Natoma si.; cal 3days. Y UNS COLORED BOY WISHES SITUA- tion as bellboy or -any kind of work. Please calat 518 Powell st. 5 RESSMAKER, PrKFECT FITTER, QUICK wishes a few more engagements at $1a W ANTED—SITUATION BY AN EASTLRN widow, with a child 6 years old, as bouse- Kkeeper or general housework: good piain Cook: country preferred: good reference given. Address “That does not excuse you for coming | & E., box 75, Call Ufiice. VW AICHMAKER WANTS LMPLOYMENT, ‘wages no object. Aadress 28 Murket st. ORTUGUESE BARBER WISHES EMPLOY- ment in country, rent shop, el business for somebody. . Address M., Bow 80 Can Ofias: BEAN M UFEICE OF THE CALL, 167 NINTH s WDt ads and subscriptions taken. W ANTED-MILKER WHO UNDERSTANDS farmwonk, shor: distaice In country. $20.to $25 and found; cook for small resort, $30 and found: plain gardener for nice private place, $20 10825 and found; American m.lker, 320 and found: also farmers, teamsters, vineyardiats, cooks.’ waiters, disawashers, eic. W. D. EWER & CO., 626 Ciay st.- WASTED_YOUNG MAN TO WAIT ON table. small_restaurant, country, $20 and found: waiter, $30; washer, French launcry, $25; ironer, $28; French cook for family, etc.” ANDKE'S, 208 Stockton st JIRST-CLASS UNDERTAKER AND EM- balmer to take of & large sad old es- business in Nevada; youn: business man. R T. 8ud 610 Clay st 2 chance for a AKD & GO, 608 come such: musi be of good charagter and bablts and sble Lo speak, and write and be between b feet 5 i and 6 feet in height. For furtber information Apply at the Recrultiag Oftice, 20 Eliis at.. San Francisco, Cal. IDEA: WHO CAN THINK ple thing to patent? _Frotect your idess; they may bring you wealth. Wiite JOIIN WEDDEREUKRN & 0., Dept. L, Patent attor- Washingion, D. C.. for thelr $1800 prize and new list of 1000 inventions wanted. KY ACME HOUSK 90/ MAKKET ST., BE- low Eixth. for a room: bca night: $1 & Wweek. BIMON WANTS 100 M:.N Tu GET BOT- + tle beer or wine Sc: Dest free lunch. 843Clay. W ANTED-SINGLY KOUMS, 13c A DAY: 3L Jieek: rooma for & U0 s day. §1 60 & week; 36 Clay st. OOMS, 16 TO 760 PER N1G HT; 500 TO §1 60 Der week. Orfental, 326 Drumu st. ROSEDALL. 291 KLUIS ST_SINuLE KUB ‘nished rooms, 20c to 26¢ night, $1 to $1 50 wi. INCHESTEK HOUSK, 44 T HIRD ST, NR | 200m; sroe bus ana Sateae 15 and o the fecsy: ALGE DOUBLE COMPARTMENT COIN bank safe; chesp. & Mission st. ABS BACR EAKS MIKRORS SHOW- " cases, counters, linoleum, office furniture, store and office - furniture and fixtures, new and second hand. . J. NOONAXN, 1017-1019-1021-1028 Mission sz, above Sixth. NEY ELMWOOD RANGES ARL THE BESE. AV'W. & RAY MFG. CQ, 12 California st. O3E SMALL MEUIUM AXD LARGESIZE fire and burglar proof safe. 109-111 Markes s& (CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE WEEKLY CALL, sent to any address in the United States or Canada one year for $1 50, poste ag_free. ———————————————— CARPET CLEANING. $850. DELICACY STORE ON PRINCIPAL business street in Western Addition; good trade and cheap rent; splendid chance for man and wife. Apply W. Z, box 27, Call Office. ‘WANTED—A PARTNER IN OLD ESTAS- lished produce and grocery business; man willing Call or address OBLNSON, 58 Ciementina st. ® JOR SALE-A GENERAL BLACKSMITH and horsehoeing shop, doing a business of 8500 monthly, at & bargain: lease, zoodwlil, etc. Apply to JOSEPH J. MASON, Berkeley station. WANTED—A PARTY WITH $600 TO TAKE an in in a sure-paying enterprise: al- ready Invésted 81000 Drohis from $500 to 3600 month; this is a bona-fide proposition. Ad- ress O.. box 93, Call Office. | BANCH BAKERY, NOTION, STATIONERY and produce store, with farniture of 6 rooms, 4renied. 449 Guerrerost. B250. basiness conter: chesy ront, easer o : or: cheap rent, ease aic. bargain. Inquire Call Office. e, - 00D PAYING FRUITSTORE FOR SALE cheap. Apply Cail Office. 10 work can make money. (CABEETS CLEANED RENOVATED LIKE J. McQUEEN, 458 Stevenson. Tel. 8.238 —_— (LY STRAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS: moves. carpets. G. H. STRVENS Mgr. 38 and 40 Eighth st.; telephone South 250 / HEN YOU BECOME DISGUSTED WITH poor woek send to SPAULDING'S Ploneer Car Ppet-beating Works, 358-57 Tehama at.; tel. So. 40 ARPET- LEANING, 30: LAYING, 8c; RUG samples fres: tel. Jessie 44. Stratton, 38th st ADQVANCE CARPET-CLEANING CO, 408 Buster: tel Main 394. GEO. WALCOM, prop. VARPETS CLEANKD & RENOVATED LIKE Chew. ‘25 Tontn: tel. South 38 Mackintosh & Co ‘WATTS, reliable carpet-cleants Al . ation works. 413 MeAllister. ‘Tl Jessie SIL E MITCHELL CARPET-CLEANING J. Fioliinas Cléaning 308 yard. “Tel Mi 7. TONKLIN'S CARPKL - BEATING WORKS $§3Golden Gato ave. Telephone ast A28 ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. DVICE FREE: DIVORCE. Aty privace: o ses without w-::m Insolvency, wills. collections, deeds, damages, etc. ; private alleenvb:-n‘.t:'-h fin-‘n 6. W. HOWE, 850 Market st., corner Stockion st DVIUE FREE: NU CHA RG] N LESS S| At W DAVIDSON: 57 Marker se W. KING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, CHRON- '+ lcle building: advice free: low fecq: all cases. po——— e e eathe Ut el PAYING BESTAURANT FOR SALE IN- quire 1314 Grant aye. OUNG WIDOW WANTS A GENILEMAN partner; small capital. Room 8, 207 Post st. 9526 MISSION — SUBSORIPTIONS ~AND Wwant ads taken for THE CALL. 1000 $ADS, 81 s sHOW CAKDS. kTG, Tel. Black 141 HILL, 2214 Geary st.. (C!TY PRUGSTORE AND FIXTURES, COR. Alotrge stresi; sl reasomabie. Apply 31934 m ave. HABYESSSHOP ROR SALE. INQUIRE OF T 0S. FLEMING, Sonora, Cal. C'ZX BOUTS »Um adia AFFLY THS office. LODGING-HOUSES FOR SALE - 30,;.‘(_!)! thUSE ON MARKET ST.....$1,400 -room bouse, only. [ 24 rooms on Market st. - ¥8%0 14 rooms, only . o 20 rooms; corher: mew. 1,200 14 rooms on Sutter. 350 7-room house. only. e H. C. DECKER, 1020 Mariket st., opp. Fifth. Q( 590K ROOMING-HOUSE, ONLY 8600 #ee this bargain. DECKER, 1020 Marke:st. 17-B00M HOUSE: 13 Roos EURNISHED; sell at a bargain. DECKE, 1020 Marke: st. OR SALE—A 16-K0OM LODG NU-HOU-E: i Sccount of sickneas; ren: $20; _present owner opt it seven years; will sell cheap. nquire 51 Clay st upetairs. PROPOSALS., 14-XO0M HOUSE: NEW, SUNNY: INCOME over rent $90: part cash. 403 Geary s. ALE OF IRRIGATION BONDS—NOTICE IS hereby given by the Board of Direciors of Linda Vista lIrrigation District of =an Di County, Cal., that xaid board intends 1o sl 8834, 000 of the bonds uf said disiric on Tursday, the 13th a o1 ABri!, 18V7. s 10 0'ciock intne jore- noon 3 Teceive for the purchase of suid. amonns "ot borkds ot lta ofice In ‘sald district, untli that day and hour. ‘when the proposals and consid By satd hfiplfl‘ :al be opened lered GEORGE FULLER, President. JAMES P. JoxEs, Secretary.’ Dated March 16, 1897, PHYSICIANS. 'DONN o0 RONNELL 1305 NARKST, RES TRANSIENT LODGING-HOUSE. 8 ROOMS and bath. 139 Taylor st.; call bet. § and 6 .. OR BARGAINS IN LODGING-HOUSES this week see UNDERWOOD, 765 Market st OR SALE— 12-ROOM LOLGING- vc Teasonsbie. 71034 Howaash o OUSE 98y HAYES-BRANUH OFFILE OF THE CaLy; subscriptions and want ads taken.